Nos Polaris 2871612 Windshield Oem Storm Xcr Ultra Spx 14" For Aggressive on 2040-parts.com
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada, Canada
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Here is an NOS Polaris part # 2871612 windshield. This will fit any of the mid to late 1990s Polaris sled which had the "Agressive" body style (aka: Alligator style hoods) such as the later 800 Storms, the Ultra Spx, XCR 600 Special, and select versions of the XLT Special. It will not fit the more common Indy Wedge style sleds. Thanks for Looking! Check out my other items!
Bin Location: FS-6-1 approximate packaged 40x29x27 cm 1.30 kg Shipping within Canada is usually about a week give or take a day or two. Shipping to the USA can take anywhere from 7 to 21 days but is most often about 10 to 15 days. Shipping outside of North America can take anywhere from 7 days right up to 3 months depending on the shipping method used. All Canadian buyers are subject to applicable Federal and Provincial taxes. I do not charge any taxes to buyers who reside outside of Canada but it is possible that you might be charged customs fees/taxes by your country's Custom's & Excise department upon the items arrival.
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